Download CipherLab 720 Hard Reset File

The Cypher Labs Theorem 720 comes with a full load of accessories: a low profile USB-mini-A sync cable with right angle connectors, a USB A to USB mini-B cable (for computer), an 8pin to USB mini-A cable, a small USB female A to USB male mini-A adapter and a USB micro to USB mini-B cable (for Android). You’ll have all the cables you need to get started immediately, no need to wait for your aftermarket cable! Next to that they also included the famous Cypher Labs straps to bundle devices for travel and an embossed leather pad to protect devices when bundled. Phew, that’s a lot!

I was really excited when I learned that the American Cypher Labs was releasing a new unit. We’ve been big fans of the Cypher Labs products from the start and we’ve reviewed them all (Solo, -db & R).

Like I mentioned the DAC chip used is still the AKM 4396 and it sounds even better than the Wolfson one in the original CLAS. The AKM limits iDevices to 16/48 and delivers 24/192 from Pc, Mac and Android. The USB implementation is Asynchronous and to use it on your pc you will need to install a driver you can download from the Cypher Labs website. The DAC chip itself recognizes what source you’re using so no worries there.

With the development of E-commerce, delivery speed is in demand for industries such as transportation and logistics and direct store delivery. A smarter and faster solution is needed. CipherLab’s RS51 series inherited the advantages with enhanced functions to provide smarter and more efficient operation for business’ every-day usage.

As an Android Enterprise Recommended device users will have support for multiple versions of the Android OS within its product life cycle. It is upgradable to later Android version. The Android 8.1 with GMS certification equips advanced advantages in operation speed, power efficiency as well as data security. Along with rugged form factor and qualified data capture performance, RS51 gives users extraordinary mobility inside and outside the four walls. Always have users to reach and to be reached for real-time communication, to maximize productivity, efficiency and ultimately optimize customer service.

CipherLab's RS51 series is the device that perfectly blends commercial smartphone usability and enterprise functionality. The 4.7" display with bare/gloved finger and stylus inputs enhances user experience with operation convenience. Streamlines data capture with simply one device. It supports various data collection of 1D/2D barcodes, RFID, and NFC applications. On top of that, RS51 is built with the most reliable Wi-Fi and 4G/LTE connections for constant backend system data transmission and real-time communication. Additionally, accessories are backward compatible with RS50 series which provides a lower overall Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and maximize the device investment.

Deployment
Over a two-month period in 2002, CodeWare bundled the CipherLab handheld terminals with its Application Generator software and networked them to fixed terminals at master stations within the PRAKAB complex. All raw materials, machinery and finished products were given unique barcodes to streamline the work process (start machine, add material components, etc.). Each master station was designed to support up to 18 mobile terminals, and enabled employees to collect and transmit data in batches to PRAKAB's existing Oracle database via a standard LAN connection.

Profile
Established in Prague in 1919, PRAKAB is Europe's premier manufacturer of cabling products. Privately owned by the SKW Group, the company installed an Oracle-based database system in 2002 to streamline its operations and to facilitate communication with its home office in Austria. PRAKAB then gave systems integrator CodeWare a challenge: design a complementary data capture system to more fully automate manufacturing work processes. CodeWare selected CipherLab and its versatile hardware for the project, initially utilizing the CipherLab 720 portable terminals before upgrading to the CipherLab 8370 Wireless Light Industrial Mobile Computers in 2005.

In less than six months, the CipherLab deployment returned PRAKAB's initial investment of €300,000 through the elimination of costly input errors and downtime, estimated at approximately 10 work days per year. Ordering response time was shortened to two hours.